Itaste svd vs Provari 2.5

[Baditude]

The biggest difference between the two will be the much higher quality of build and better processor in the Provari. The Provari doesn't use the 33 htz chip, but uses one that provides a flat line of voltage; can all vapors notice the difference? No, but many can, and it likely is a subtle difference. I have two Chinese VV mods that use the 33 htz chip; the 33 htz "spiked" voltage output makes them appear to "hit harder" if used side by side with my Provari's, but also makes the vape seem like it is 1 volt higher than the Provari. I have to set their voltage down by 1 volt to match the Provari's.

Another important thing to consider is, any Chinese made mod will have no manufacturer support after warranty; after that any repairs the mod will need are moot and you will need to throw it away.

The Provari has a 1 year warranty and the option to add a second year if you wish to at time of purchase. Even after the warranty has expired, Provape will continue to service/repair/upgrade your Provari for a reasonable fee. Service turn around averages 1 week. So, the initial higher price does pay off in the long run due to Provape's outstanding customer service. You get what you pay for.

Not all Provari owners are "fan boys". But nearly all of them love their Provari's. Owners don't have them to "show off" or use them as a status symbol. They are dependable, consistant, durable, and just work everytime.

 

[Fergie]

Hi
Considering the svd is dirt cheap on fasttech. Is the Provari worth the extra buck?

If you feel it is that's what counts, it's all about choices UKvapour. If you have the dough go for it.

 

[Cann0n]

I just got my itaste svd yesterday. I LOVE it.

Never tried a provari. Its' stigma (from my observations) is that it's more of a trophy of status to own one, being as it's super pricey, than anything. i don't plan on ever buying one, especially if the vibes associated with resemble expensive car vs a cheaper car that performs just as good.

 

[Borescoped]

I was referring to F O R D First on Race Day or Found on Road Dead

I wouldn't be driving my avatar pic if it was dead LOL.

 

[bfrie]

think about it like this:
the first 70% to maximum performance is extremely cheap. its that last 29.999999% that costs a ton to get

examples: vamo is 70%, pro-v is more like 90, but costs 4 times as much (about)
carto tank vs glass carto tank
evod vs protank
mitsubishi evo vs ferrari
4 star restaraunt vs 5 star
regular drip tip vs glass tip (yes there is a performance difference lol)
flip phone vs best smart phone

the point is, in all aspects of life, you have to spend a ton more money to increase performance past a certain point. are they neccesarily worth th money for what you get? no. do owners of said items enjoy them? yes. do they regret buying them? no. would they buy them again? yes

 

[soba1]

The biggest difference between the two will be the much higher quality of build and better processor in the Provari. The Provari doesn't use the 33 htz chip, but uses one that provides a flat line of voltage; can all vapors notice the difference? No, but many can, and it likely is a subtle difference. I have two Chinese VV mods that use the 33 htz chip; the 33 htz "spiked" voltage output makes them appear to "hit harder" if used side by side with my Provari's, but also makes the vape seem like it is 1 volt higher than the Provari. I have to set their voltage down by 1 volt to match the Provari's.

Another important thing to consider is, any Chinese made mod will have no manufacturer support after warranty; after that any repairs the mod will need are moot and you will need to throw it away.

The Provari has a 1 year warranty and the option to add a second year if you wish to at time of purchase. Even after the warranty has expired, Provape will continue to service/repair/upgrade your Provari for a reasonable fee. Service turn around averages 1 week. So, the initial higher price does pay off in the long run due to Provape's outstanding customer service. You get what you pay for.

First off I am still a newb, I own an svd but not a provari.
So with that being said.
I must say that I like the looks of my svd better than a provari.
But the two compelling reasons I will consider a provari ffor my next mod purchase.
1. Service and warranty....
2. Yeah I know its a world community here at ECF... but its made in America

Those two right there will factor heavily in my decision.

 

[Ryan1888]

could you elaborate how so? you realize they use the same chip and board right?

It's my personal view, this is a forum where people share opinions. Maybe I should have clearly stated that but in MY opinion the Vamo is a nicer device. The sheer amount of folks with one backs this up.

Sorry If my opinion offended you in anyway.

 

[Thunderball]

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[Fergie]

I wouldn't be driving my avatar pic if it was dead LOL.

For sure, I had a 68 Mustang GT Fastback, like the one in Bullet, loved that car. Also had a Charger like in the same movie.

 

[tj99959]

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Ryan's from Glasgow ... what did you expect

Glasgow Drummers - YouTube

 

[Thunderball]

Ryan's from Glasgow ... what did you expect

Glasgow Drummers - YouTube

If one of those guys is Ryan, I suggest you go with a nice 650 health keeping set.....Your other mates onstage are gonna nick your SVD or Provari

 

[Ryan1888]

Ryan's from Glasgow ... what did you expect

Glasgow Drummers - YouTube

I wasn't even aware they had electricity, let alone the internet or computers in Utah...

I honestly won't get into a petty argument with an individual who is probably 3 times my age and should know better.

 

[Ryan1888]

Ryan's from Glasgow ... what did you expect

Glasgow Drummers - YouTube

I'll bite lol
The link and individuals are extremely creepy - sort of a Scottish "Hills Have Eyes" If you will.

 

[Ryan1888]

If one of those guys is Ryan, I suggest you go with a nice 650 health keeping set.....Your other mates onstage are gonna nick your SVD or Provari

"nick" is an english saying, not scottish and I am about 35/40 years too young to be any of them.

I can take a bit of lighthearted jest as much as the next guy but maybe I will keep my opinions to myself next time.

Must be something in the water as I have seen more bashing here on ECF over the past 2 days than I have in the past year of coming to the site.

 

[tj99959]

I'll bite lol
The link and individuals are extremely creepy - sort of a Scottish "Hills Have Eyes" If you will.

Don't worry, we have them too

 

[Ryan1888]

Don't worry, we have them too

But do they drive around in satanic looking VW Shaggy mobiles?

 

[The Ocelot]

It's my personal view, this is a forum where people share opinions. Maybe I should have clearly stated that but in MY opinion the Vamo is a nicer device. The sheer amount of folks with one backs this up.

Sorry If my opinion offended you in anyway.

I have a Vamo and a ProVari

 

[Ryan1888]

I have a Vamo and a ProVari

As do I - 2 Vamos in fact.

 

[ppeeble]

I own all of the following VV pv's: The SVD is quirky and does what it is supposed to. The MVP is brilliant for what it is and has a brilliant battery life. The Vamo is a lovely cheap PV,. The gripper is unique and looks funky. My Lavatubes are great for at home.
However, these are all 'house' PV's.
When i leave the house i always take my ProVari's. Why ? Because they are rock solid and reliable. I know i can drop them (i have), i can abuse them (i have). They are built to last and always work. Consistently.
Do i think they are worth what i paid for them ? Probably not but there really is no alternative for build quality at the moment.

 

[SFBrianT]

I plan on ordering a ProVari or a ProVari mini this week because I've heard nothing but good things about it. But I just checked out Innokin site and the iTaste 134 looks bad ....